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The endangered swan, Jan Asselijn by Rebel Ontwerp
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Customer service is of a high standard.
We had purchased a Canvas print of the famous painting "The Threatened Swan". When it was hung on the wall, it turned out to be quite a disappointment. The original painting is quite dark in itself, but this image was such that many details were completely lost. After contacting customer service, three test prints were made for us to choose from. A new print was made that looked considerably better. Still, you have to be careful if you want a print of a painting on Canvas. You should really be able to see what the print will look like first, but the prices reflect that. If you were to buy this in a gallery, the price would probably be considerably higher. In any case, customer service resolved the issue very well!
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About ‘The endangered swan, Jan Asselijn’

The endangered swan, Jan Asselijn, ca. 1650.

A swan vigorously defends her nest against a dog. In later centuries, the fight was politically defined: the white swan was conceived as the statesman Johan de Witt, who was murdered in 1672 and who defended the country against his enemies. With this interpretation, the painting became the first acquisition in the National Art Gallery (the forerunner of the Rijksmuseum) in 1800.

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